Lee says Korea, France have broad range of areas for bilateral cooperation
PARIS — President Lee Jae Myung on Tuesday highlighted a broad range of areas for cooperation between Korea and France, raising the prospect of new market opportunities through closer bilateral collaboration. Lee made the remarks at a business roundtable that brought together dozens of government and corporate officials from Korea and France in Paris to explore joint business opportunities,…
President Lee Jae Myung recently emphasized the extensive potential for collaboration between Korea and France during a business roundtable in Paris. The gathering, attended by numerous government and corporate representatives from both nations, aimed to identify joint ventures and investment prospects in several strategic sectors. Kang Yu-jung, a presidential spokesperson, confirmed that the discussions primarily centered on artificial intelligence, mobility, energy, and beauty industries.
Among the proposed initiatives, one notable collaboration involved Samsung Electronics Co. and France's Mistral AI, with plans to invest in the emerging sovereign AI market. Additionally, a partnership between the French firm and Korean internet portal Naver was discussed, aiming to bolster their presence in the artificial intelligence domain.
Following the presentations, Lee expressed optimism, stating that both countries possess a wide range of sectors suitable for cooperative endeavors. He also noted that joint research and development initiatives, alongside investment in emerging industries, could significantly expedite the development process.
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